Our lab is at the department of Cell and Molecular Biology (CMB) of the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden.
We are studying the role of the ubiquitin/proteasome system in neurodegenerative disease such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and Huntington's disease. In addition, we are investigating the role of the ubiquitin/proteasome system in cancer and its potential as a therapeutic target
Learn more about our research interests.
2012 Apr: DDB2 and chromatin remodeling: Article in the Journal of Cell Biology
2012 Mar: Recognition of UV lesions: Article in the Journal of Cell Biology
2012 Feb: New group picture
2012 Jan: Annika Pfeiffer joined the lab
2011 Dec: Thibaud Richard joined the lab
2011 Nov: New player in DNA damage response. Article in Nature Structural & Molecular Biology
2011 Nov: Presentation Nico as new professor at Karolinska (ENG)
2011 Sept: Looking for PhD student.
2011 Aug: Francesco Marchese joined the lab
2011 July: Mutant ubiquitin in Alzheimer disease. Article in FEBS Letters.
2011 July: Vacancy for PhD student soon to be announced
2011 March: Nico Dantuma appointed Professor of Molecular Cell Biology
2011 February: Marie Curie-ITN TreatPolyQ positions announced
2011 February: Resisting degradation. Article in Nature Communications
2011 February:Looking for two PhD students
2011 January: Daniela Gödderz joined the lab
2010 December: Ubiquilin and presenilin in Alzheimer's disease. Article in Traffic.
2010 September: Christian's thesis movie
2010 September: New group picture
2010 August: Dantuma lab on Twitter
2010 August: Christian's thesis is now online (thesis defence Aug 27)
2010 July: Job opportunity: PhD student position
2010 May: Ubi Running team at KI relay run
2010 March: Lessons from Paget's disease of bone: Article in FEBS Letters.
2010 March: Revisiting the ubiquitin proteasome system in Huntington's disease: Article in the Journal of Neuroscience.